Re: K5 Editor for Mac OS X?

I wonder how an emulator in an emulator would work.
I was thinking about the old ST. I actually had two with hard drives at one time. I think I 
had the Doctor T. editor for the K5 too back then. I ran all Dr. T. software in those days. 
I think I'll stick with the SoundQuest editor and see about getting them to update it a bit.

thanks though.


--- In [email protected], "Antoine Deschênes" <antdes45@...> wrote:
>
> The only other options known :
> - Use Boot Camp to install Windows and run the Atari emulator "STeem"
> on it. There are a couple of editors available.
> - Use Windows on Parallels to do the same thing.
> - Find an old PC with an MPU-401-compatible MIDI interface (Joystick
> ports on many ISA soundcards and onboard audio work) and use Syntonyx
> Overtone.
> - Find an old Atari ST.
> 
> 
> 2008/8/5 Glen Darcey <gdarcey@...>:
> > Anyone have a favorite editor for the K5?
> > I have the beta (and last) version of Soundiver but it only does librarian.
> > I have Sound Quest which has an editor but it's not great. I'm going to try to modify it 
a bit.
> >
> > other options?
> >
>




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